C ReviewsBrava / featured / Paranormal / zombies20 Comments
Dear Ms. Archer and Ms. D’Arc: When Zoe Archer offered ARC copies of your new two-novella book, Half Past Dead on Twitter, I enthusiastically requested one, with more than a little curiosity about how zombies would work in Romance. I would have to read substantially more books to fully quench ... more >
C Reviews / C Reviews Category / C- ReviewsBrava / Contemporary6 Comments
Dear Ms. Apodaca, I’m not sure where to begin with this letter. Just moments ago I finished your newest release from the Brava line, Extremely Hot. I should mention that I’m a fan of Brava books. I find that I’ll forgive those that are a little light on plot if ... more >
Publishing NewsBrava / kensington10 Comments
Brava Short Story Contest Finalists were announced today. Ann Bruce and Annette McCleave were the winners and the entries can be read at the Brava Authors forum. The finalists are read by editor Kate Duffy of Kensington and has led to publication in the past. I’ve only read the Ann ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- ReviewsBrava / Contemporary / Interracial / Older-Woman-/-Younger-Man / Sharon-Cullars2 Comments
Dear Ms. Cullars: The Object of Love turned out to be a big surprise for me. The past Bravas I’ve read have been fun but without a great deal of depth. This book had a lot of depth that drew on more than its unconventional romance. The story has a ... more >
Publishing NewsBrava4 Comments
This is a great thing for readers as trades are expensive, libraries rarely buy them and authors and readers lose out. Releasing the trades in mass market at a lower price point makes sense all around. Ms. Duffy announced the following releases: September, 2007 – FANGS FOR THE MEMORIES by ... more >
Book Reviews / D Reviews / Ebooksbondage / Brava / romantica / western11 Comments
Dear Ms. Whiteside: I wanted to like this book. It had a nice cover (albeit very modern in feel) and it was a Western. I know that Jayne gave River Devil a poor grade but Jayne and I don’t always see eye to eye on books. A perfect example of ... more >